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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20
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TITusVIILE, GCiObef ls-FeJTnlsE
Opened 81 ~; highest 152c; lowest
c,ase3 n 1&sc-
Bradford.
REApToRD, October ls-Retrule
Opened II 74te; highest "a C, loves
closed -. {. CIearaDces 2,254 400 }
Oh City
Oh CITY, Pa, October ls-PI
Opened 81 75c; highest 81
r7SSllc: closed al 7Stc SALES n
rels: ClearaDces 2.262, 600 t'EI
ct. $50 barrels; shipments -.
charters u, 50 barrels
F>rr-ssurEh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-20

E$-soie gen lor Dupours Sporting. Mining
40 Blasting Powder
EdguGrters for EcEermaun & WIS eels-
aESsS. Church Candles, al styles jEu22
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

We nave been and are daily recciy
lng all the latest things in millinery
noVeltic-. our line o. new shapes Is
complete aud covers every quality
and style OF straw in the market this
season. We are showing u choice a,.
sortment of flowers and feathers in
all the new and popular shades. Tn
limited new STYLES OF millinery rib
bons, rlimmiugs and ornaments, all
combined, making the largest STOCK
of elegant millinery ever shown in
Waco. In II few days we will be able
to give notice of the positive date OF
sprlng millinery opening, Ladies
should watch the newspapers tor the
date, rs our large stock OF French
pattern hats aud bonnets Gust re
ceiveG, and which will be displayed,
ana viii be worth looking At, n, they
are positively the choice things in styl
ish French millinery. Ladies wish
ing hats for the Easter holiday
will please hand in their favors early.
and all will be served in rotation, and
by leaving your order now it will re-
ceive proper attention.
SANGER BROS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

told this red-hesded SLOUGH to stop
keeping company with our daughter.
when we returned home last TUGS.
day night about IL o'clock we found
him Just leaving our front porch.
There were words, aud we admit that
we called him a greasy tramp Whom
he made pass for u- sc grabbed him
by the whiskcrs, and When he broke
away We kicked him in the small of
the back, and the only regret now is
that we did MOI break his backbone.
The lie that he tells is that we drew a
gun. which he snatchcd and then ran
us in the house. Nobody saw the
iraca- aud OF course he can lic but
John llapgood across the WAY heard
the salute that We gave him rs he
clawcd the gravel down the street.
Don come our way again. Jefferson.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

SiN Wears.
Thomas NJ. Cooley, of Michigan,
has been appointed member OF the
board OF Interstate commerce COM
missloners for the term of six years
the longest term of the live. He will
probably be G. airman of the board.
As = judge, AN instructor III law
and writer, Judge Cooley stands in
the front rank His work on Con.
stitulional Limitations il the great
est American production on the sub
lcct, perhaps the ablcst IN the English
language. As commentator on
Blackstone ana the author of work
on Taxation hc II scarcely less known
among The grca, jurists OF the age.
Thomas Mcintyre Cooley was born
on - farm ia Attica, New \ Ork, on
January &, 1924. When nineteen
years old he removed to Adrian,
Michigan, where he alternately read
law and worked on farm.
In lsI5 h0 was admitted to the
bar, but none ofthe ncignbors even
droamt that Tom Cooley would be
anybody. llecourtcd u young lady
whose father refused him her hand but
she run away with him and the coupe
were married. In her beautiful
home at Ann llArbUr, Michigan, sur
rounded by happy family, the hon
orcd wltc OF "a lawyer of world. wide
reputation, Mrs Cooley is rewarded
for her LOYALTY when the man of her
preference WAS poor and obscure.
Judge Cooley first attracted notice
after he WAS appointed reporter OF
the supreme bench of Michigan. lie
published digest of Michigan de.
cisions, which surprised lawyer, 10y
that beautiiul lucidity of style, which
charactcriIcs all of Judge Cooley :
law writing In i~bi ne was elected
10 the supreme court Ofthc state. He
was re- elected without break until
the 80 judicial election, and served
~ chief Justice when the succession
Tell to him. In 1850 he became pro
lessor OF law in the Univcrvlty Of
Michigan. an appointment winch he
-tili holds As dean OF tho law Mcui-
~ he has contributed more than any
other person to the success of the laT
,chOOl vt Ann llarbur 1t is feared
that his duties A. receiver viii iuiurc
his service ut the University, inwh ch
additional TO occurring and other
work IN the law department, he j, al
80 lecturer and dean in the school of
political science.
In person Judge Cooley is tall and
slender Ills head Is long aud mar
row, ana his cCuntenancc study-worn
and wearing IN distracted cXpressiou.
His voice is thin and rasping, aud his
manner Tar from genial, yet ne is one
of the most fascinating of speakers,
compelling attention by his mastery
of hls subject and clear, perfect style.
The republicans have given his name
place on their ticket repeatedly, but
his views are strongly against the
Capitalization theory OF government.
lie Is Congrcgationalist in his
church relations.
Judge Cooley is the father of large
family. His eldest son, Eugene, is the
president of - gas company at Lqns
ing. The second son, Ed, is ste
ccssiul young lawyer at Say City. and
partner OF Judge Marst0n, his fathers
former associate on the supreme
bench Of Michigan. Fannie, the eldest
daughter, married. after her return
from liolyoko Academy the sun of
President Angel, OF the Michlgrn
University.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

1t gives III great pleasure to state
that the merchant who was reported
pcing ut the point OF death from an
attack OF pneumonia, has entirely re-
covered by the use of -, VIM. Halls
Balsam Tor the lungs. Naturally ac
feels grateful for the benefits derived
from using this remedy for the lungs
and throat, and In giving publicity to
this statement we are ActuHted by
motives OF public beuefaction; trust
ing that others may be benefited in q
,imilnr mancr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

TIUN We NINhuVo0 IDhk- tCNtIneI
We dislike to discuss family mat
ters in our columns, as everybody
knows, but the story that jeff Tarie-
ton il telling around town about our
difficulty last T tuesday night is lie
such as nobody but n dirty coyote
would be guilty of We have heard
of him and his gasslng at Dan Tee
hans saloon, The facts are that we
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

On the fifteenth OF February. lssG.
we stuck out our sign and opened our
doors. \ great many remarked sew
erai had tried that business IN Waco
and all failed. Others said nothing :
no doubt pitied us thought We were
just canning. We are happy to state
We succeeded. enjoying An elegant
trade in the past year. We sell cheap
goods, misrcprcscnt nothing. keep ;.
good stock. give polite attention and
are permanently located bargains
We have All linen towels. i6 inches
long. - inches wide, % cents each
quart bottle ammonia. 20 cents Good
crash, . cents per yard Lots more nj
tue Five and Ton Cent store. 533
Austin AYCnuA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

Attention is directed to the com
pictc stock of teas and low priced
goods in mis- line Mt &. C.McCulioch'- :.
sugar and molasscs have been
shipped in at ~ low rate OF freight
md can be bought low ut &. {. Me
Culluch'-.
Whitaker uncanvasscd hams arc
AWAY fresh AT &. G.. McCulloch
The best and freshest break fast bn-
con ever offered IN any market can be
found at {. G. McCulloch's.
Two carloads OF that superb nour
Just received 10y that low rate oil
freight. and prices made accordingl,
by Z. {. McCulloch.
1t you want IL pure and unadultera-
ted article OF groceries go and buy oi
&. G. McCulloch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

walking advertisements Tor DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy are the thous.
ands it has cured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

You can save the price of II house
and lot by buying n suit of clothes
aud straw has u, Lew inc Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

The Iron Turbine Wind engines run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than any
mill in the market CAL and see
model ut Schroeder Il Ilarrison's and
he your own Judge Every one guar
antced. Buy the Iron Turbine Engine
and the Buckeye Force pump, and
YOU are sure to he pleased.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

For mon, women and children. No
cNbOrDitsut expense TO r'lI special
boot and shoe store no extra
expense, AL done under one root,
and we are thus enabled to sell our
boots and shoes AT lower prices than
specialists. We handle the best
tnown makes OF ladies, mi-ses and
children- shoes and sell them at
lower prices than any house in Waco.
LEVINE Bros.
\. Iiln'hmnn y Sons Buggy and Car
ring" Department
Carries constantly in stock over one
hundred Jobs, including everything
from S32 road cart to n 81 800 glass
front carriage Location, two doors
above the Implement house. Prices
aud terms 60 suit.
FRANK liINCHNAN,
Proprietor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-01

10 be Given Away asa Premium to the Weekly ESamInu on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

magnat, DO je&eli jakiej stra-
wy dobrej dis brakuje W
!edynym kraju, to ia bardzo
tanio i predko dowoza z in
nych krajow;-jednem sfowem:
dis robotnik "a jeden dzien
piracy mole dziesiec razy vie
cej kupic, jak jego ojciec SO
lat temu. Ola historyi, do
poczatku bie4acego stulecia,
cafkiem jest nieznane, by me-
chanik m6gt kupiG beczke
maxi "a jeden dzieh piracy.
S:awny eIektryk Tomasz
Edison powiad., ze Stunach
Z)ednoczonych machiny re-
pre1entuje prace 1000 Milo
now robotnlkow, czy piecdzie-
STAT razy wiecej iaA wszyst-
kich robotnikow W krJu Jest.
Oh. Edison dalej mowi, lie
k1edy staniele sta poruszaja-
ca-przypuscmy W nastepnych
generacyach to zwyczajny 70,
botnik bedzie posiadaG VITA
shy dom, konla j bryczke, bi
bliotek7 i fortep1an.
Oh. Ed i $ ME przesa-
dat wcale w SVEN proro-
civic, DO JUL dis u wielu ro-
botnikow, zwyczajnych navel,
%znaidzlemy piekne biblioteki i
fprteplany.
10 vice powiuoo przeko
uuc kazdego robotmka. lie
machlnv wr"gienny piracy ME
sd, ale przeclwnle machina, ia
czynl rob"tnIka niepod'eg}ym
i nawet wolnym, machjna to
znaczy ola robotnlka: wiecej
pokarmu, lepsza odz:ez, lie psze
m'eszkanle--a mniei piracy.
OPP.
SLIJCIE ABONAMENT "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Jaka korzyfS$c przy-
nosza machiny.

Robotnik niejeden zapatru-
je sic bardzo anytime, ze ma
chlny So ]ego wrogiem. Ills
torya doswiadczenia mcza
klase robotmcza, re Nasty
nerya w.ymaga cd robotnika
Eau i, a tn 60 wzbogac"
Gdyby tylko robotmk u IN i |
ichoc zdarza sic IL un.ie, ale
ME moze) rozporzqdzaG ma
szynerya, to 2'e by}by vie
Gel on nlewolnikiem kapltafu.
ale maszymerya .byiaby W je-
go niewoli. Przeuiez Mkt mi
ME zaprzeczy;; 2e kledy by]u
mniej masryn, to byfo wiecej
ludu roboczego W niewoli. w
Ameryce najmniej god1in 10
botnik PRAGUE, b. tn jest mai
wiecej machln Ale kiedy 2
sIla machlny jeden robotnik
portrait wyrobic lyle GO da
wniej 5 hub 20 robotnlkow,
co mus' subsekwencyi praco-
wac on mnlej godzin. ale tie
mu przeszkadza .jedynie kom-
petycya i chciwost ludzka;
3D. by ME to j gdyby mach
ny byiy wlasnosciq spo}eczeh-
silva, to (2}loc sic mo2e roz
smlej" nleJeden fanat} k pc
wiem smlaio, IL wystarczyl"-
by, gJyby czlo Niek ka2dy
pracowai 4 do 6 godzin ma
dcbe.
PleGdziesiqt lat tenu, kle
dy me bylp takIch dobrych
maszyn ;ak dis, t. robotnIk
pracnwal do lo 20 godzin ma
dobq j mial o polowe mnIcj- |
sza zaplate, jak dzIs, a potrzc-
by Aycla ,4 dis. nawet tan
sue; dis kazdy zwyczajny ro-
botuik jest W sta"lc Jesc tn
Xxi sam objad, ]ak dawnleD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
S@ZALBIERSKI DOKTOR.
(OstrZeZenieO
Brockt"n, Mass, % pazdz.

|SAo''3 AN'o'S - PdZuLs
Szanowny Panic Redaklorze!
Me mysle ia czern:G bliznje-
go, tylko pc pr">tu uwazam ia o.
bowiazek, poIac do wisdomosci
reszly Polakow Ameryce, BY
p%ublicznosc pol-ka miufa sic ma
o~str6znosc' pred niejakims dokto-
rem otto Won M ue er,
ktoren mieni sic Polakiem, uro-
dzonym W Szwajcaryi, a pr1ebywa
" Amrryce = ,iak powjadn-latl4,
ale pc a"gielsku movie ME
umie Wtada jezs kami MEM eckin,
polskim, ~pod"bno tahze fran
cuskim ru.kim, i jest naturalizo.
wany W tym kr.ju.
Ten ;cgomo5c pod pozorcm
torowania sob:e knryery doktor-
sk;ej, okra.ia iatwuwiyrnych Pnla-
k6w pc ca}cJ ziemi amerykahskiej.
Tu do mas przybyf murcu tego
ro'iu. DoppmagaIIsmy mu wedle
SIT, i IA mo em staran,em otwo-
rzyf kancelarya Bostouie. Ale
pozarywaf tn rodak6w, zaclagnaw-
sly cd jednych pozyczkl 60
towce, cd krawc6w potskich
wytudziwszy drogie ubrania, POI
czem maggie znikt z tenn wszvst-
KEN, jak kamfora.
Ten Otto Won Mueller ma bye
znany pod r6inem; nazwlskami,
a wiasciwe podobne nazywa sic
hrabia Potocki.
Rysopis szalbifrza nastepuja-
y: jest "dpl-Hiy, Niu> uIrad,
c +w' tie, '"arz ~wygol"na Q
nlew'elk n E'rnd wa~"n., budowy
legirl nlcztv brzuszek. : Zaw-
Il wesoi, dn&o m6wi, ,ys,a"ami
ley sotoN pomoIz kazdrmu,
t,oi 20 p Il Tx imkulwiek pretc
kstem ME u%kraihie.
lego oezuSta Ea&dy Kodak po-
w%ln'onisn SIC ~trzedz, .jak ognia.
Wien dobrze, il ten gomosG
krecil sic Webster, Mass, TO-
miedzy Polukam' = vice pewnie
i tam porzadnie rodak6w naciag-
nat. Il czcgo by sic ~>reszta u,rzy-
mai, kiedy ME jest wcale doklorem,
tyik" SIS indierem z ~pr1fcsyi. =
DO Niemcow czasrm rowladaf,
re ma zostuG tnptIstowskim mi
syonnrzrm, = cry to vice rzuscm
ME ten sam .jeg"mosG, GO bet
r"it Michigah>k iem, ~ Fredro hall,
pod na1 'skl'm Antoniewicza,
baptist~wskic pravit kazania?
Il winnym szncunkiem
J W.. PuI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Jeden mtody, pcfen pretesyi
mtodzieniec, grojse szyk 60 sobie
wun zrobi mails zukropienie CO je-
mu sprawl e dobrego chumor ] "
gfowic, a mife stukanie kofo SER
CT ola fadne %panienke, 10 wun
subio zuaz spiewa z moskiewskim
stowem i nutem:
Uica, utica, ty brat pja.
Drugi byf zecer od Ojczyzny
B"ffal"sk1ej, i%mportowany No
wego Yorku; a trzeci wyrobnik,
biedny cz}owiok, oiara niesumien-
nych wy, z<iwaczy boss6S, kt6ry
uciutaf sobie oszczednosc a kilka-
dzie,at dularow, / t4raz osiadf
PREY bracie swo,m Stasiu prey
brat wei Jasnie Wielmoinych
brabi jw Pchfotapskich Slasiowej !.
Pinrw~i dwaj mic diugo popa-
sail, puuicwat brzuch ptacacy
czlery dolary ma tydzieh, wyma-
gal lepszcgo puAywienis, anizeli
kiIku fyzek popfuczek po rad
i"ch, zui'a %nazwanych, i woniej4-
cego kawa}ka kiofba>y Tub cos
pod' bnego W rodzaju miesa, cd
ktorego nawet i kot zadar}szy o.
COMA, zmykut, przekfad.j ac W
prawJzic chude, ale Ia to swleAe
my-zy.
Drug'm, tnkae waznym ppwo-
dem, kt6ry jch zmusif do opu-z-
czenia ~yzsze.j .jadtodaini byty
pcwne biafo ownd> .kLorc ME majac
bllsko>oi kozurhn, ulub o"ego
miejsca Ola osiedlunia sic, zajefy
W W ~posmiunie gioHy bl1drych
lokator6w, kt6rych c%zuprynach
z''aIazfy dIa siebne wygo1ne upar-
tamenta, oraz w blellznie i innej
garderobic.
Pozostaf tylko brat Stasia.
wyczeku jac z dina na dzieh robo-
ty. Ptakat on pozniej TAX ma brata
Sta,ia, jake ma hrabianke Pchto-
fapska, poniewaz wyiudziwszy cd
niego wszystkie zaoszczedzone
pieniadze, wygonili bieluka Cd
siebie, ME ~zwazajac ma zIme. mro-
zy zawieje.
W>zystkc ma swiecie must
mice konicc, talk tez / re Stasiem
sic sta}o. d tad hulaf. cygunlt,
szarhruif, az wreszcic wyhlIa ola
niego ostatnia golzina; BOWEN
pieknrgo poranku pan O%kretowicz
ozn"jm;} mu, ably sic 2 redakcyi
wynoslt navel ME ogladat IA
siebie, je&eti ME chce co Z reszty
o5erxac.
Z~garka cd prczesa ME dos
tat, gdyz ME d%otrzymaf zobowia-
a sic c 40 Observation-Disclosures:
= A z'na".. Coma, to jest hr"-
bianka Pchtotapsl:a poptakawszy,
rzvkfa. = jedi 70 terra do Osra-
liJ', psia jucho!
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
$4S{ tA|SsaaaS4t ta}$}.
napism
r. DOBRZELEWSKI.
(Clag dalszy)

n%leforunna white, podarowaf Sta
slowi nowy sw.ecacy cylinder, W
Buffalo rur4 nazwany.
Patrz, patrz. zaNotal
razu jednego pan X. do zna jome-
90 soble prlechndnia, wskazuJac
ma Stasla, patrz idzic dwie ru-
ry.
Jak to dwiv? ia tylko WI
DE jedne Ma gtowlc.
TaA,--,drzAc1e pun k
jedna jest ma 1bi", a druya Ia, co
pod MIA.
Oltad Stasio by4 znany pod
nuzwiskiem d W g rury y, co 9,
tax rozgniewafo, ze sic "a ztosci
spit talk p"rzadnie, IL ;eden rura,
~zatoczywszy '>'e, upadt w r~ynszt"k,
a druga dostaia sic pod kofa pre-
JeId1ajacego wozu.
Zostafa ~j'szcze jedna pamlat
ka, nova uprza& ma kpnia, Iecz i
til do dis dnia odpoczywu ma
strychu, z powodu lego, IL lie Ia
zy pan o. wyje&d4 jac nu miasto,
ubrat W MA koniu, pytanp sic "a
raz, czy cz SAM ME .jedzie q Wi
zyta do PAM Modrze jewskirj
Jedne tylko reknwiczki biafe
przydafy sic ma cos, noniewaz
zabrafa je ma gniazdo slara kocica,
rolkoszuj sc sic wraz z licznem
swojem potomstwem miekka pos
CELIA.
Podobne zarty doprawdzlty
jednego prawie d" wsciek}osci,
drugieg" z"s do szynku, zkad wy
chodzac nieprzytomny, mowit.
Cocococootam, gggufupstwo
wiwlska grugrunt, | ten sposob
tfomaczac sobie, wlokt sig do DO
MI, ably ~odpoczac pc catkodzien-
mem Dr0InlactWle
Dobze zes psysed, moi mister,
= odzywa sic hrabianka do me4a
swego Stas!a byli tn diva Po-
laki bordowniki wedle mienskaniu
j wichtu.
= Nonono cccco.
= A pedzia1am GO stery do
larry Cd jednego lzucha ma tydzieh.
- Dudoloobrze ,aaale wwwiesz
pppowiedziaf ppperezes, BE jak sic
minnie uunupipije ppprzez mmmie-
STAG. tototo mmmi ddda zezegarek
IA sssto dadolarow.
Oh Suachu, Stachu i ty
views co un ci do,
= Dddat sssstoowo, aaato
chocbonorowy f~afacet.
Mech by dat / dziesiec
sfow6w TO i tax c, mic ME ia.
Aaale zkkkad ty wwwiesz.
= No, WIEN DO Gle znam re
niewytsym mas tylko sic spies; Il DO
bys tv wytzymnf bez ty rsek-
lenty opary, predzy byA Pana Boga
pozucit jak synk, a bez co cie "
GaIicyl re wsad ~wyganiali ~.jezeli
ME bez gorzatke, cys JUS zabacy4
co? a die terra pundzies %jezeIi
Gle prek wyzenia?
= Nononono to poJade do
Australia iii zzzrobie %fatajny biz
o tax, jesce els W Osraliji
ME ~widzicli, kto Gle ME zno to Gle
kupi ty fajny gagatku.
- Kokoko.
JUS tyIkp ty ME kokaj, je-
no liga.i suuc, boo ia ME slepa
jeno widze yes dobze nalAry, DO
jas Iedwo .jezorem m:ieIes.
= Pppproszesz ja ccclebIe.
= Ligaj spa6 kiej eli moA,e
po dobrusci, DO jnk nj, = to ty
wis co tam kohcie stoji, ia Gle
pr,sic ME bede, ty wis co ju W
W takim raz:e jczdem galanta co
10 rejdaIstorsku pisaG ME umie,
ale jak ci napise tym grubym plo-
rem co to chawtu stoi, to i be-
miesiac bedz'cs Mot co cytaG.
Nonono .jujujuz pppojde
kokoniec k%okohcem wyrzckf
b'edny stasiuni", ~ogIadnjac SIC
cry hrubianka r1eczywiscie ME
zubiera sic do pisnnia o~bszerncgo
~artykutu hub korespondencyi ma
.jego plecach. Chciai cos j~eszcze
dOdut: njezaWoinie mint 10 IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Zdrowie - zdrast!
Wolat Piast,
Pilac miod
Y swych wrot.
W lego slad
ldzie rad
Polski syn,
Lecz ME miod,
Jeno pfyn
Jake drut,
,.Piwem" EVAN
Lele w dzban
Il dzbana = chlust!-
w gardta spust,
Plyn ma mfyn,
hlInem kllll....
Piwa moe
Dzia}a wpet,
Skacze czlek.
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ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-04
Josephin inc Z. Christian Estate :

STATE OF VERMONT, The Houora-
DISTRICT or CHlTrESDEN,s IS. \ be the Probate
Court for tine District of Chittcuden.
To the heirs and all persons il teresteG in
the estate Of Josep hine f. Christian late G.
Richmond n said district, deceased
GREETING.
Whereas, application hath been made to
this Court in riting, by the Administrator
OF said estate. praying for license and
authority TO sell the whole of the real cstata
@ said diseased representing To said Court,
THAI II would be beneficial to the heirs and a.!
persons interested in the estate OF said deccas
deceased, and convert the same into morov.
appreciation in writing, of all the heirs a.
sac estate residing in this State, and setting
forth the situation of the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed anc
assigned the 10Th day of November, 1897, at the
PROBATE Court rooms, IN said district, to hear
and decide upon said application and petition,
and ordered public notice thereof to be gwen
to ali persons interested therein by publishing
said ORDER together with the time and place
ri hearing, three weeks successfully IN the
burlington Free Press, news paper which cir
culates n the nciEhborhOOd OF those persons
interested in said estate AL which publications
shall be previous 70 the day asslg ncd Tor near
ing.
Therefore, yoH are hereby notified 10 ap-
pear before saiG court, at the time and place
assigned. thea and there IN said court TO make
your objections TO the granting OF such license
If you see cause.
Given under my hanC, at the Probate Court
rooms, this ~ day OF November, 1887.
JENNIE STACY, Register
u WV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-04

base l2 i2 feet below the surface of the
ground.
There are 500 books week taken from
the Rutland free library, beside e large
number read in the library rooms.
The diamond on the grounds OF the St.
Albums Athletic association has been
rloWea up, seeded down and MIC ly rolled
Mr.. T.. a. Morse of Rutland has, in com
pany with several others, boa ,ht 1000
acres Of mineral land near WestpOrt, NY.
Two men who drove into Rutland on
Tuesday from the backwood5 with n couple
of horses more dead than alive were ar
rested for cruelty to animals, and their
horses shot.
The town of Barre has voted TO build
new school house, and John Gordon, w.
+. Bradford and n. +. Currier were APP
pointed a'committee to draft plans and
make estimates.
1t is rumored that bank is to be or
ganized at ST. Adams with such men as
Victor Atwood, II. NJ. Stevens, H. G.
Morton and L. G. Greene of st. Adams.
Q. X. Brewer OF Enosburgh, Henry Ladd
OF Berkshire, w, II. Styles of Montgom-
cry, A. II. Mason of Hlghgate, for off
GERS, to be located in the f. &. Gallar
block
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-04

the horse, wagon and occupants went
tumbling over into the gutter and under
the wire fence Mrs. North received sew
besides having her face cut and bruised so
as to somewhat dishgure it. Miss Dwyer
only received some severe bruises. The
horse and wagon came out Of the wreck
all O. K..... Work on the II. Il. Carr
mansion is nearly suspended for the pres
ent. Report says the appropriation has
been exhausted and the weather too cold
for the carpenters to work for fun Mrs.
Russell Tilley is confined to the house
and suffering very much pain from an
attack of inflammatory rheumatism. ....
Foxes made raid upon or into a flock of
turkeys belonging to II. H.Tilley and took
out two of the largest in the lot. One of
the captured birds was found the next
day with its head and neck eaten away.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-04
ENDORSED
McKendree Petty's Estate.

We. the subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittcndcn, Commissioners to re-
cCve, examine and adjust the claims and df-
mands of all persons against the estate OF
MckenGree Petty. late of South Burlington, in
said district deceased. and also all claims and
demands exhibited III Offset thereto; and Elk
months from the day of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose we Do
therefore hereby give notice that we viii
attend TO the business Of our appointment a.
the o!hce of E!ihu 3. TAFT. IN Burlugt OF.
in said district, on the tkirl Tuesdays Of De-
cemhcT ana April next, az 10 O'Clock .. II. IN
each OF said DAYS.
ssDatcd This 18th day o: October, 1873,
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